“Marc Dreier, the New York lawyer accused of cheating hedge funds, said he promised to give his son Hamptons properties worth $12.5 million after the young man agreed to spend the summer with him, prosecutors said.” [Bloomberg]
THE FEED
partygate
Millionth Boris Johnson Pandemic Party Exposed
early and often
Perdue Ends Flailing Campaign With Racist Remarks About Stacey Abrams
games
The Most Disturbing Part of the Yankees’ ‘Jackie’ Incident Was the Fans
vision 2024
Democrats Quietly Search for an Alternative to Biden in 2024
new york
Sean Patrick Maloney Is Getting Primaried After Ticking Off Democrats
politics
House Ethics Committee Investigates Madison Cawthorn for Promoting Crypto
life after roe
Nancy Pelosi Communion Ban Is a Challenge to Pope Francis
just checking in
So What Is Rudy Giuliani Up to These Days?
plagued
The COVID Vaccine News Many Parents Have Been Waiting For
foreign interests
Biden Says U.S. Will Defend Taiwan Against China — or Maybe Not
religion
Southern Baptists Hit by Bombshell Report on Sexual Abuse
the city politic
Maybe Bill de Blasio Deserves a Comeback
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The Drama-Lover’s Guide to the New Trump Books
the money game
Buy Now. Pay (and Pay, and Pay, and Pay) Later.
John Fetterman entered the hospital as just Pennsylvania’s Lieutenant Governor, and was discharged as a U.S. Senate nominee with a pacemaker
Lt. Gov. John Fetterman, the Democratic nominee for U.S. Senate in Pennsylvania, was released from Lancaster General Hospital on Sunday — but with doctor’s orders to rest up before returning to the campaign trail, he said in a statement. … Fetterman said he is “feeling great” but would rest at home in Braddock, Allegheny County, until he’s cleared to return to work.
“I am going to take the time I need now to rest and get to 100% so I can go full speed soon and flip this seat blue,” he said.
health
What the World Needed Now Was a Monkeypox Outbreak
plagued
Welcome to the Next COVID Wave
the city politic
6 Things to Know About New York’s New Congressional Map
New front opens in already tense Pennsylvania primary election aftermath
Pennsylvania mail ballots submitted without a date on the envelope last year should be counted, a federal appeals court said Friday, a ruling that could mean thousands more votes get counted in elections moving forward — starting with this past Tuesday’s primary.
The ruling will also almost certainly reignite the smoldering political fight over undated mail ballots; create new questions and pressure for county elections officials as they continue to count votes from this week’s primary; and create another potential opening for county-by-county legal challenges as the Senate Republican primary heads toward a likely recount. The full extent of the decision’s impact is unclear, because the court issued a judgment and said an opinion would come later.
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Trump Faces Another Round of Humiliation in Georgia
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Trump Is Upset That Android Hasn’t Approved His Nonexistent App
the bottom line
Nationalize Baby Formula
money
Black Lives Matter’s National Organization Opens Its Books
the disinformation war
The Liberal Obsession With ‘Disinformation’ Is Not Helping
the money game
Money-Losing Season Is Here
life after roe
Oklahoma Outdoes Itself in Race to Wipe Out Abortion Rights
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Tucker Carlson Used to Like Hunter Biden’s Nepotism